The United States was represented at this event by
The United States was represented at this event by the man who preceded Louis Brandeis as an Associate Justice on the Supreme Court, and by a former Solicitor General, those two men being Joseph Rucker Lamar and Frederick William Lehmann. This meeting was precipitated by Henry Mayo's semi-authorized invasion after the imprisonment of sailors from the USS Dolphin in Veracruz. After the aforementioned Tampico Affair, both the United States and Mexico requested mediation to avoid war from the three namesake nations, which would form a defensive alliance a year later. For 10 points, name this May, 1914 conference named for the initials of its three South American participant nations.
The United States was represented at this event by the man who preceded Louis Brandeis as an Associate Justice on the Supreme Court, and by a former Solicitor General, those two men being Joseph Rucker Lamar and Frederick William Lehmann.
the {ABC} Powers Conference